Suggest me a GPU.

[dnc133]

Hello guys i m gonna buy a new GPU and I don't really know what to get my CPU is a AMD fx 4300 my ram is hyperx fury 1866 8 GB my mobo is a Ga-970a-ud3p, I'm looking for a viable CPU under the 150$ mark

 

[Wolfshadw]

What power supply do you have?

-Wolf sends

 

[WVMountie07]

Best for a $150 budget would probably be the GTX 750ti. You may be able to find a GTX 950 on sale for around that price too.

 

[Grimwinder]

And are those American, Canadian, or Australian dollars?

 

[snon200]

a good thing to check before buying a gpu is what psu do you have and if its compatible with the gpu you want to get and can deliver enough power for it to run properly, also check out this chart to see which gpu's you can put in your system that will not be bottlenecked by your relatively low-end cpu: http://www.tomshardware.com/faq/id-2729891/bottlenecking-guide-chart-2015.html

 

[dnc133]

Euros, also my PSU is a 550w kinda generic one which I am gonna replace as soon as I get the chance btw it has 25amps on the 12+ v rail

 

[dnc133]

Will a PSU like that one be able to handle a gigabyte gtx 750 ti 2gb black edition?

 

[Wolfshadw]

That power supply should be sufficient. Does that graphics card require an external PCI-E power connection and does your power supply have a PCI-E power cable?

-Wolf sends

Edit: If this is your card, then your power supply will need a PCI-E power connector for that graphics card.

 

[snon200]

Will a PSU like that one be able to handle a gigabyte gtx 750 ti 2gb black edition?

http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm

 

[WVMountie07]

And are those American, Canadian, or Australian dollars?

That card is an excellent choice. I almost bought the same one, but found a GTX 950 for the same price.

 

[dnc133]

That power supply should be sufficient. Does that graphics card require an external PCI-E power connection and does your power supply have a PCI-E power cable?

-Wolf sends

Edit: If this is your card, then your power supply will need a PCI-E power connector for that graphics card.

Is this the power cable you are talking about?
http://s1361.photobucket.com/user/dnc133/media/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20151111_172653_zpssqc3knvw.jpg.html?o=0

 

[Wolfshadw]

That power supply should be sufficient. Does that graphics card require an external PCI-E power connection and does your power supply have a PCI-E power cable?

-Wolf sends

Edit: If this is your card, then your power supply will need a PCI-E power connector for that graphics card.

Is this the power cable you are talking about?
http://s1361.photobucket.com/user/dnc133/media/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20151111_172653_zpssqc3knvw.jpg.html?o=0

Yes. That's the PCI-E power connector you need to connect to the graphics card.

-Wolf sends

 

[dnc133]

That power supply should be sufficient. Does that graphics card require an external PCI-E power connection and does your power supply have a PCI-E power cable?

-Wolf sends

Edit: If this is your card, then your power supply will need a PCI-E power connector for that graphics card.

Is this the power cable you are talking about?
http://s1361.photobucket.com/user/dnc133/media/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20151111_172653_zpssqc3knvw.jpg.html?o=0

Yes. That's the PCI-E power connector you need to connect to the graphics card.

-Wolf sends

So I'm good to go?

 

[Wolfshadw]

Yes.